St James Hatcham Building
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About St James Hatcham Building
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This building is a former church that has been deconsecrated and converted into a creative hub for the campus.
St James Hatcham Building is used throughout the year as an exhibition and performance space, including during the annual Goldsmiths degree shows. The building still retains a lot of original features including stunning stained glass, arch decorations and traditional stonework, and so is a beautiful setting for staging immersive experiences.
It is also home to labs, workshops and classrooms for the Department of Computing. This includes Hatch Lab, a physical computing space that includes soldering and electronic equipment, liquid resin 3D printers, sewing machines and other equipment for creating wearable technology, laser cutting, engraving, and CNC milling for making bespoke electronics. It’s somewhere that students go to experiment and explore their areas of interest.
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